Tighter Security Laws Questioned as Too Limiting
A letter to House Speaker Rayburn accompanies a proposed security bill claiming it would curb publication of restricted materials and code details. Forrestal says the measure would not curb free dissemination unless obtained by clandestine interception or cryptanalysis. The transmittal also asserts intent to protect against publication of any information affecting U.S. communication intelligence and codes.
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Rayburn
Arrestal
Iran
Forrestal
United States
Mouse trap instrument captures heart motion for diagnosis
Development of the mouse trap instrument can take motion pictures of the human heart enabling more accurate and rapid diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases, suggesting advances in cardiac imaging and patient assessment.
Young Republican Club Seeks State District Realignment
Milwaukee group plans circulating petitions for a constitutional amendment on reapportionment of Wisconsin legislative districts. John Kitzke says the measure would set a 12 month window after federal census figures for reapportionment. If lawmakers fail to act a committee of top state officials would have final authority.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
John Kitzke
Milwaukee County
Young Republican Club
Kitzke
Seedling Sale Opens in Michigan for Reforestation
Lansing Michigan offers limited stocks of red and jack pine seedlings to farmers and others for the coming spring. Seedlings are for reforestation only. White pine seedlings will not be available.
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Lansing
Mich
New Viet Nam Republic Forms From Annam and Tonkin
The republic newly formed in Indo China unites the former regions of Annam and Tonkin under French rulers as part of a broader reorganization of French Indo China.
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Republic of
Viet-Nam
Annam and
Tonkin
Guide for Draftees and Veterans on GI Bill Courses
This guide explains that only vocational courses connected to wage earning or career plans qualify under the GI Bill. Veterans must obtain regional office approval and provide complete justification showing the course ties to employment. If initially denied, many cases are reviewed with counselors and approvals follow for the majority.
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MRJ
Thomas M. Nia
Veterans Administration
Social Centers Offer Variety of Activities
Social centers provide recreation for all ages with weekly Thursday programs at Central and Logan led by Alice DeBower and Clarice Oren. Activities include swimming classes, archery, badminton, contract bridge instruction, chess, Little Theater practice, textile painting, and the Sweet Adelines chorus. A La Crosse club and a Wisconsin Square Dance affiliate are being formed at Longfellow.
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Chillen Mission
Central
Alice DeBower
Clarice Oren
Logan
Ann Brenner
Central Pool
Longfellow
City
Walter Wilder
Longfellow Center
Central Center
Harry Castor
Hugh Gauper
Little Theater
WKBH
Don Zimmerhal
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